Katy Perrydid her best to look ridiculous for her star-packed new video for "Last Friday Night." The pop star goes from geek to glam '80s style complete with giant glasses, headgear and teased bangs while she parties with the likes ofKevin McHaleandRebecca Black. Katy (or rather Kathy Beth Terry as she's dubbed the character) wakes at up at the beginning of the video in a party-demolished room with a jock in her bed and a nerd duct taped to a chair as she recounts the events of "Last Friday Night." The plot is classic teen movie stuff as she plays a bookish girl just trying to study before she hits up the party next door. She looks out of place, but that's OK, because Rebecca Black is here to turn her into a hottie. Katy has been working to get #KathyBethTerry trendingon Twitter, and she even posted an extra videoon her Vevo channel today introducing fans to the character. Check out the full "Last Friday Night" video below.
Braces, vomit andRebecca Black? If those things sound exciting, then you'll definitely want to check out the teaser for Katy Perry's latest music video! The California Gurl released a 30-second snippet for "Last Friday Night (TGIF)," the latest (and fifth!) single off herTeenage Dreamsalbum. The full video won't be released until June 14, but the teaser for the music video gives fans a pretty good sense of what they're in for – and it's completely ridiculous. If you blink, you'll probably miss Rebecca Black, who makes the briefest of cameos during a party scene. But what you won't miss is a good half-minute of Perry looking her nerdiest as she shows us her alter-ego, 13-year-old Kathy Beth Terry, a braces-wearing, bio-nerd type who ends up vomiting into a shoe. Sounds like your typical Friday night, right?
She will not reveal how it will be done but Katy Perry is determined to try her hands in a magic trick during her California Dreams Tour in the U.S. next month. The 'I Kissed a Girl' singer was reported to have revealed that she was so impressed by a magic act she saw on reality TV show 'America's Got Talent' that she asked how the trick was performed and has incorporated it into her live show. "I saw these two magicians do it on America's Got Talent... and I thought, 'I'll have them teach me the trick," Contactmusic quoted her as telling a new Entertainment Weekly. "I had to sign a nondisclosure agreement saying that I wouldn't give away the secrets behind the magic trick," she added.
